As a child I was always taken to many areas of France. It was my mother’s favourite country and she was always quite fluent in the language so it was pretty much the place we would go every year. One of my fondest places that we visited was the Dordogne located in the South West. I distinctly remember there being countless lakes and villages that look exactly like they do on the holiday brochures – quite often the photographs of the lakes where airbrushed to look a lot bluer than they do in real life but this was not the case here. It was scorching hot everywhere we went and the resort we stayed at the time had a large number of activities to keep both the adult and children occupied. One day we went on a canoeing and caving trip and I had my first beer in the sun, as my dad’s English wasn’t that great and he ended up ordering two instead of a half pint. It wasn’t quite a luxury safari holidays but everything was bliss and exciting all the same. I discovered my love of boating by taking a dinghy out on the lakes, I’d try and go as often as I could but my parents were adamant I went supervised. I think it has always been these memories that have led me to have such a strong desire to return and explore this beautiful country in my older years. I am a bit of a stickler for nostalgia.

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1) Wander around the vineyards of Epernay and the like, and there are many. There’s nothing quite like seeing where champagne is actually made now, is there?

2) Take a guided tour and hear all about the culture, or do your own research and plan your own custom visit, it’s entirely up to you. The experts are always on hand to advise you too, so if you have any burning questions then now is the time to ask them!

3) Why not visit the champagne houses while you are there? Many of them run tours which allow the tourist more or less full access into where the actual process happens. And even better, as well as learning you get to sample various different kinds of champagne, so by the end of it you’ll be able to impress your friends not only with your history knowledge but your ability to tell different kinds of champagne apart!

4) And you don’t have to contend with just one house. Prefer a rose to conventional bubbly? There’s bound to be a house which specialises in whatever takes your fancy, and in the various shop display windows you’ll also find food to compliment champagne, such as cheese and wonderful special bread.

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There is no season to visit Paris. The city dazzles in all seasons and months. Paris is known by many other names like City of Love, City of Fashion and City of Lights (la Ville Lumière). It is home to some of the top designers of the world like Chanel, Christian Dior, Yves Saint-Laurent, Guerlain, Lancôme, L’Oréal, Clarins. The beautiful city is located on the bank of River Seine. The most visited spots in the town are the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe, the Notre-Dame Cathedral, the Louvre Museum, Moulin Rouge, Lido etc. Paris as a tourist destination draws million of tourists annually.

Paris enjoys a maritime climate with summers being warm and winters cool. The metro transport in the city is excellent. But it is always fun to experience the city by foot. Besides this you can travel Paris by train, boat and bicycles too. You can also skate around the city as it offers excellent pavement for skating.

If you are planning to visit Paris in the near future, then you should make staying reservations in advance. The city is flocked by a huge crowd of tourists every year. So a delay may make it difficult for you to find a suitable reservation, and you may have to spend your vacation in an ostelli Londra instead of one in Paris.

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The humble Cornish pasty has joined not just champagne and Parma ham, but Melton Mowbray pork pies, bundz sheep’s milk cheese, Newcastle brown ale, cheddar cheese, Stilton cheese and a plethora of other wines, cheeses, hams, sausages, olives, beers, vinegars, breads, fruits, meats, and vegetables.

Gorgonzola, Asiago cheese, Champagne and Roquefort can all only come from their respective namesakes. The system is similar to the appellation system which France uses, and which is used by countries throughout the planet.

Arguments have taken place in the British media as to whether or not the ‘c’ of Cornish needs to be capitalised or not when the name is used in the context of Cornish pasty. Champagne is a place name, so by rights should have a capital letter. However, nobody actually talks about a glass of Champagne in real life.

The jury is still out. Just as I’d question a sign reading “Phil and Teds dash”, I’d probably ask myself some questions if I noticed an advert or service station suggesting I purchase a cornish pasty rather than a Cornish pasty. The pasty fraternity is expecting a press release or statement from Ginsters within the next three days.

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Yes, not exactly France I know, but I wanted to recant the tale anyway.
Heading for the Sunshine State is my great escape every few years for a couple of weeks of fun in the sun for the Miami or Jacksonville beach scene. Traveling is not all it’s cracked to be when you have to pay for a pricey room with fewer and fewer amenities. The best way to visit the places I like to go is to book a Florida villa and stretch out in a full sized home.

The villas in Florida usually offer a full sized kitchen, private laundry facilities, a backyard and option of multiple bedrooms and bathrooms. The private property is especially useful when traveling with my two dogs. Pets are OK with most Florida villa rentals, however, written permission is stated in the agreement and there is a small and reasonable pet security deposit required.

The state of Florida has villa rental units from top to bottom, often situated in the best parts of the tourist areas. Choose Orlando for a comfortable stay when going to the Disney attractions or opt for the beach units either on the sand or within a short commute to the shores. Some of the Florida hotels are truly spectacular, but unless you plunk down major money for a suite, your slice of paradise is confined to one small hotel room. The villa experience is moderately priced, costing little more than an upscale tourist hotel, and are a snap to book online.

The best part about the Florida villa stays is that so many leasing companies have them. Ergo, the prices remain competitive and extra travel perks may be combined into the villa rate. Add a rental car with some of the top villa providers, and you have one dynamic travel package that gets you where you want to go at the price you want to pay.

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Whenever you escape to the sun, sea and sangria there is usually one thing you would love to take with you, your home comforts. To holiday in a place where you call home tends to be one of those things which some would love and others would hate. To some a holiday is only a holiday whereby you do not have to lift a single finger to do any work whatsoever. To others, a holiday tends to be a place where you can relax whilst still retaining your dignity.

In order to bag yourself a holiday home away from home, you may be suggested to look into holiday park homes, which you can put up at many holiday park sites for a small fee. If you would like to invest in a holiday park home, then you may be wise to get yourself a park home insurance in order to protect your assets wherever you are.

You will also need to look into where you would like your home away from home to be. Plenty of holiday parks allow people to buy a holiday home to remain on site, with many allowing dogs on site, after all what it a holiday without man’s best friend

You can buy yourself a static caravan for around £5,000 with prices going up for chalets and holiday homes.

If however you are looking at gaining a holiday home which doesn’t restrict your movement, then investing in a mobile caravan could be worth your while. Just hook it to your car, and away you go. Your destination can be entirely up to you as the open road is ready to take you anywhere

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